Future Leader Profile: Kaitlin Endres
A passion for emergency response and an inexhaustible generosity: these are the pillars of Kaitlin Endres' young (but surprisingly diverse) medical career.
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A passion for emergency response and an inexhaustible generosity: these are the pillars of Kaitlin Endres' young (but surprisingly diverse) medical career.
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Way back in the early 2000’s, family medicine in Canada was facing a crisis. The government had reduced residency positions across the country, the remuneration was flawed, and the perception...
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How to make the most of your summer in these unprecedented times.
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How med students in Ontario are putting food on the table for the most vulnerable populations.
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How one ER doctor has navigated the big shifts and tiny changes prompted by the pandemic, and how it has made her optimistic for the future...
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The former NCAA football athlete and current Queen’s med student has turned his love for sport into a national health initiative that works to reduce sport-related head injuries.
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Franco Rizzuti was preparing for the COVID outbreak long before most others. As a public health and preventive medicine resident, he was working on a response plan...
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Mélanie-Rose Frappier, a 2nd year medical student at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine has been receiving a lot of positive feedback from people within her community and beyond after she wrote..
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It was a Saturday afternoon in the middle of March when the Faculty of Medicine at UBC informed its med students that they were being pulled from their clinical duties...
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Unlike other parts of the country where medical students were running PPE drives, NOSM students had not yet started a northern Ontario-wide drive yet and wanted to coordinate existing community effort
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One initiative, started by a group of med students in Toronto, has found a simple but effective way to help health care practitioners stay protected—and their program has begun to evolve...
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As you’re already well aware, med school is stressful at the best of times—and these certainly aren’t the best of times. The pressure that med students find themselves under right now is exceptional.
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In the last several months, the term “going viral” has taken back its original meaning. But that doesn’t mean the pandemic hasn’t stopped social media posts from spreading quickly...
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Together with the Canadian Federation of Medical Students, we’ve compiled and summarized some of the most important financial information you need to be aware of during this exceptional time.
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In the chaotic first days of the pandemic, only one thing seemed certain: healthcare workers were about to take on a huge burden...
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As shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) continues to generate headlines around the world, a team of med students from Queen’s has started an initiative to create more PPE.
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As the situation with COVID-19 continues to evolve, both at home and abroad, only one thing is certain: this global pandemic is very quickly changing the way we go about our daily lives.
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Can watching TV actually make you a better doctor?
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From artificial intelligence, to climate change, to burrito-based economic models, we covered everything that mattered at the end of the decade.
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From travel mugs to board games, here are a few things for your Christmas list that might help you survive the next year of med school...
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